Museum of Witchcraft and Magic

3216 – One eyed troll: Wooden troll figure

Physical description:

A small wooden statue of a troll. Some parts are painted.

Museum classification:

Piskie Display

Size:

18cm x 10cm x 12cm

Information:

Scandinavian troll figure. He is walking with his hands behind his back, looking down. He has one eye (he may be winking or it may be under his hair). Some parts are painted in a pinky colour. A stamp on the bottom says "Carved by hand." The rest of the stamp is illegible.

Resource:

Object

Materials:

Wood and paint

Scandinavian troll figure. He is walking with his hands behind his back, looking down. He has one eye (he may be winking or it may be under his hair). Some parts are painted in a pinky colour. A stamp on the bottom says "Carved by hand." The rest of the stamp is illegible.

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